Davy Crockett in Congress...

NILES' WEEKLY REGISTER, Baltimore, Dec. 20, 1834 In reports from Congress is text noting Davy Crockett's comments, with: "Mr. Crockett submitted the following resolutions:..." and a bit further on: "Mr. Crockett said he feared gentlemen did not understand the nature of his resolution. It was a mere inquiry whether those rivers were of a national character or not..." with more (see). And another item on an earlier page references Davy Crockett's comments in Congress, beginning: "The little speech of col. Crockett in the house; of representatives on the 11th inst. has a great deal of point in it..." with more (see).
Other items in this issue include: "Free Negro Labor" "Elections", reports from Congress which includes two letters signed in type by the President: Andrew Jackson; "Trial of the Convent Burners" and other items.
Sixteen pages, 6 1/4 by 9 3/4 inches, very lite dampstaining around the top and right margins and lower right corner, otherwise in very nice condition.

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